The department was founded in response to demands from Black students following a 1992 sit-in. Thirty years later, the department has graduated several successful bachelor's and master's degree program students.
Georgia State will be hosting a conversation Oct. 21 with author Andrew Gumbel to discuss the university's remarkable success in confounding conventional wisdom and graduating record numbers of low-income and first-generation students.
Learn more about Georgia State's international impact from Charles Hankla, the new director for international programs in the university's Public Finance Research Cluster.
Georgia State's Department of Computer Science is commemorating 40 years since the undergraduate program was launched and 25 years since the department’s formation.
Assistant Professor of Biostatistics Karen Nielsen is developing course materials that will prepare students to ethically and effectively use generative AI in a range of quantitative subjects.
Untold stories from a covert operation are now coming to light thanks to a Georgia State graduate.
Georgia State student Tre'von Herman is interested in working in cybersecurity after his internship experience with the Atlanta Police Department.
Georgia State retained its position as top among public institutions for Undergraduate Teaching for the fifth year in a row, a recognition of faculty and administrators’ strong commitment to teaching undergraduate students in a high-quality manner.
Perimeter College will mark its 60-year anniversary with events and activities on each of its five metro Atlanta campuses.
Gloria Claudio (M.S.W. ’22), looking for ways to complete a class project, brought her neighborhood together to form a new homeowner’s association over which she eventually presided. She and Associate Professor Fred Brooks wrote a journal article about the experience that he now uses in his teaching.
